We consider a simple two period model where consumers have different switching costs. Before the market opens, there was an incumbent who sold to all consumers. We identify the equilibrium both with Stackelberg and Bertrand competition and show how the presence of low switching cost consumers benefits the incumbent, despite the fact that it never sells to any of them
In a duopoly with price discrimination and switching costs, we analyse the evolution of market stru...
In a competitive environment, switching costs have two eects. First, they increase the market power ...
We consider a dynamic two-period model where two firms offer products that are differentiated a la H...
We consider a simple two period model where consumers have different switching costs. Before the mar...
We consider a simple two period model where consumers have different switching costs. Before the mar...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We first...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every\ud subsequent period. We fi...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We first...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We first...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We first...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We firs...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every\ud subsequent period. We fi...
We analyse an infinite-period model of duopolistic competition in a market with consumer switching c...
In a competitive environment, switching costs have two eects. First, they increase the market power ...
Consumers often incur costs when switching from one product to another. Recently there has been rene...
In a duopoly with price discrimination and switching costs, we analyse the evolution of market stru...
In a competitive environment, switching costs have two eects. First, they increase the market power ...
We consider a dynamic two-period model where two firms offer products that are differentiated a la H...
We consider a simple two period model where consumers have different switching costs. Before the mar...
We consider a simple two period model where consumers have different switching costs. Before the mar...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We first...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every\ud subsequent period. We fi...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We first...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We first...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We first...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every subsequent period. We firs...
We study a dynamic model with an incumbent monopolist and entry in every\ud subsequent period. We fi...
We analyse an infinite-period model of duopolistic competition in a market with consumer switching c...
In a competitive environment, switching costs have two eects. First, they increase the market power ...
Consumers often incur costs when switching from one product to another. Recently there has been rene...
In a duopoly with price discrimination and switching costs, we analyse the evolution of market stru...
In a competitive environment, switching costs have two eects. First, they increase the market power ...
We consider a dynamic two-period model where two firms offer products that are differentiated a la H...